Mo Cheng's estate was roughly ten times larger than Li Meirong's little wooden cabin and orchard combined. The main entrance was a well-planned-out garden, carefully constructed with the utmost detail. There were not many flowers or ornaments of decoration, but the rather simple layout possessed an air of luxury all the same. It was flanked by several small trails leading to adjoining courtyards, whilst in the central trail was a paved path extending to a training grounds circle, without a single person in sight.
A collection of expensive looking armaments were aligned on a polished rack, at the left side of the circle. Tossed nearby were a handful of practice swords and a few broadswords, stacked on top of each other in a rather careless, haphazard manner.
